Friday, March 23, 2012

• Today's Top Stories

Top Stories from the past week

March 22

• Chamber gives away more scholarship money in 13th year of event than ever before

• County to stay with Health Alliance and offer employees 3 options

• City clerk and city treasurer deliver revenue reports

• Scout troop's delectable BBQ draws crowd, meets goals

• Boy Scout Troop 102 hosts BBQ fundraiser

• Sandy Chapman to retire after 22 years of nursing

• Dunkin' Donuts seeks investors in Logan County

• House lawmakers unanimously pass bill to ban 'cramming'

• Big gardening day event at Dickson Mounds

• This day in history

March 21

• Logan County election results

• 1 contested seat decided in Logan County's primary

• Future state's attorney prepared

• City Briefs, Part 1: Lincoln to get cleaned
  New ordinances on abandoned homes and nuisances pass; citywide cleanup and landscape waste pickup planned

• City Briefs, Part 2: Doris Anderson to retire, city approves non-disclosure agreement with Ameren and more

• 'Big Things in Small Packages: The Archaeology of Small Sites'

• Illinois legislators debate costly expansion of sex offender registry

• Stories of our communities spark interests at Main Street Lincoln, Looking for Lincoln luncheon

• Main Street Lincoln 'Celebrating Community'
  8th annual Looking for Lincoln event

  • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4

• March FAQs: outdoor weather sirens

• Logan County Community Health Fair: 'Getting Healthy by Leaps and Bounds'

• Annual Children's Health Fair set for March 30

• Woods Foundation sends out invitations to apply for technology improvement grants

• Free movie shares real-life stories of persecution

• Attorney General Madigan assigns teams to monitor primary election

March 19

• Chamber offers candidate questionnaire in lieu of forum for county board race

• Jan Schumacher, incumbent

• Daniel F. Meyer, candidate

• County may vote on employee health insurance on Wednesday
  State's attorney's office advises waiting

• Fun in the kitchen with Deb and Roy
  'Eat What You Learn' classes begin next week

• Participants and pledges up in another successful Polar Plunge

• Logan County Polar Plungers enthusiastic
  in their support for Special Olympics

• Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3  |  Album 4

• 2012 Polar Plunge: Special moments and people -- Album 5

• Polar Plunge takes a big team of volunteers to host this fundraiser each year -- Album 6

• Polar Plunge draws large crowds and large groups of plungers -- Album 7

• Community Action board meeting notice

• Hartem FFA announces District 3 Proficiency Award winners

• Confident Romney calls for unity, looks to Illinois

• Near record warmth expected again this week

• Sport fish consumption advisory from state health dept.

March 17

• Cindy Jette named March Employee of the Month at ALMH

• Sue Roberts to retire from ALMH

• IDOT, state and local law enforcement announce plans for St. Patrick's Day

• Obama chides GOP ahead of Illinois primary

• Santorum says Illinois 'can shake up' GOP race

• Illinois' spring trout fishing season opens April 7

• New American Sign Language videos will help deaf, hard of hearing prepare for disasters

• This day in history

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